Injections/Procedures
This muscle should be used for IM injections.
What is the epaxial muscles?
This is the normal range for heart rate.
What is 130 - 325 bpm?
This species is selected on glucometer.
Canine
Lack of this can cause issues with GI motility.
What is fiber?
A strong cardiac sphincter this is not possible
vomiting
These are the locations where IV catheters can be placed.
What is lateral saphenous, cephalic, and marginal auricular vein?
Needs active warming if below this temperature and this is the normal range.
Preferred vessels for blood draws
Lateral saphenous
Doughy abdomen, skin tent, and sluggish CRT and tacky mm's are related to this.
What is dehydration?
This can be placed in tibia but requires sedation/anesthesia.
What is an I.O cath?
This handling position is the best way to collect temperature.
What is the "C formation" position?
Neutrophils are called this in rabbits
What is heterophils?
Another name for a head tilt.
What is wry neck?
What is death to gram positive organisms?
Common dose range for SQ fluid.
What is 50-100 ml/kg per day?
This can happen if hind-end is not support during restraint.
ALT/SAP, T-bili, and POCUS is used to diagnosed this disease process.
What is hepatic lipidosis?
Lethargy, hypothermia, pain in cranial abdomen with food in stomach could be symptoms of this
Liver lobe torsion
This should not be done if abdomen is bloated and distended.
What is trocar?
This will not be seen with placing NG tube placement.
What is swallowing or coughing if in lungs?
Common restraint techniques.
What is the football hold and restrain from behind?
It is recommended to take these views and positioning.
Radiographs, GI obstruction
Drugs that shouldn't be used for GI stasis
Antibiotics, reglan, Cisapride, Probiotics, and Gas-X